LUTV (St. Charles, Missouri)

See also: LUTV (disambiguation)

LUTV

Owned by	Lindenwood University
Country	United States
Language	English
Broadcast area	Greater St. Louis
Website	LUTV
Availability
Cable
U-verse	99
Charter Communications (St. Charles County only)	989

LUTV is a higher education high-definition Student television station for St. Charles owned and operated by Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri.^[1] LUTV is primarily operated by students at the university and provides communication majors on-air opportunities and experience.

LUTV provides educational and cultural programming, as well as Lindenwood University news and sports programming to over 50,000 local households in St. Charles County^[2] through Charter Communications and regionally in St. Louis metropolitan area AT&T U-Verse customers.^[3] In addition to local and regional outlets, LUTV provides an online stream worldwide.

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External links

Broadcast television in the Greater St. Louis and Metro East Illinois areas

Local stations

KTVI (2.1 Fox, 2.2 Antenna, 2.3 Escape)
KMOV (4.1 CBS, 4.2 MeTV, 4.3 MyNetworkTV)
KSDK (5.1 NBC, 5.2 Bounce, 5.3 Justice Network)
KPTN-LD (7.1 HSN, 7.2 SBN, 7.3 Rev'n, 7.7 OnTV4U)
KETC (9.1 PBS, 9.2 PBS Kids, 9.3 World, 9.4 Create)
KPLR-TV (11.1 CW, 11.2 This, 11.3 Comet)
KDTL-LD (16.1 Retro TV)

KNLC (24.1 Religious Ind., 24.2 RES)
KDNL-TV (30.1 ABC, 30.2 GetTV, 30.3 Grit)
KBGU-LP (33.1 Buzzr, 33.2 Estrella TV, 33.3 Video Mix TV, 33.4 Laff)
K38HD-D (38.1 HSN)
WRBU (46.1 Ion, 46.2 Qubo, 46.3 Ion Life, 46.4 Ion Shop, 46.5 QVC, 46.6 HSN)
W50CH 50 (Religious Ind.)
KEFN-CD (49.1 Eternal Word TV Network)
KUMO-LD 51.1 (Daystar)

Outlying stations

Illinois	WSIU-TV (8.1 PBS, 8.2 World, 8.3 Create, 8.4 WSIU-FM; Carbondale) WPXS (13.1 Daystar, 13.2 Retro TV; Mt. Vernon) W29CI-D (29.1 3ABN; Salem)

Missouri	KDKZ-LD (18.1 Retro TV) K16FE 16 (silent; Rolla) LUTV (cable-only; St. Charles)

Defunct

K22HG 22 (St. Charles)

See also: Quincy; Columbia/Jefferson City; Kansas City; Springfield, MO; Springfield, IL; Peoria; Evansville; Memphis; Paducah; Terre Haute

Lindenwood University

Academics

College of Individualized Education
School of American Studies
School of Business and Entrepreneurship
School of Communications
School of Education
School of Fine and Performing Arts
School of Human Services
School of Humanities
School of Science

Athletics

Overview: Lindenwood Lions (Conference)

Teams	Football Women's Ice Hockey Men's Rugby

Facilities	Harlen C. Hunter Stadium Lindenwood Ice Arena Lou Brock Sports Complex Robert F. Hyland Performance Arena

Campus

People

Alumni
Founders
- Mary Easton Sibley (1st president)
- George C. Sibley
President
- Michael Shonrock

Media

Established: 1827 – Endowment: $143.408 million – Students: 9,357 (Fall 2015)

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